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Posted: July 3, 2018
Bucci of Longley Jones brokers $1.35 million sale of Syracuse mixed-use property
Longley Jones
Syracuse, NY Andréa Bucci, director of brokerage at Longley Jones, recently completed the sale of a 40,000 s/f mixed-use property at 315-319 N. Salina St.
The sale price was $1.35 million.
The subject consists of 25 apartments and five commercial spaces.
DJB Associates was the seller, the buyer was not disclosed.
Longley Jones offers skilled brokerage services for all types of major commercial asset investments including retail, multifamily, office industrial properties; landlord/tenant representation; leasing and asset disposition.
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